snow Day- 6/1/25 

Math: This week we are focusing on pattern and completing repeating patterns. Use the link below to complete the pattern trains.

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ordering-and-sequencing/shape-patterns

Complete 5 games of White Rose One Minute Math- remember to record them on your chart to earn Dojo points!

English: We have been focusing on writing our names. Can you write your name in the snow? Remember to take a picture and email it to eyfs@haslingden-pri.lancs.sch.uk so we can share them in class.

Things to remember

• P.E. is on Tuesdays.  PE kit: Red sweatshirt/ HPS red PE hoody, black leggings/jogging bottoms, or red shorts and white t-shirt. 

(Please note the HPS red PE hoody is dor PE days only)

• School Uniform -  Black Shoes,  grey/tartan skirts or grey pinafore, purple/red summer dress – summer term, grey trousers or shorts, purple polo shirt, red jumper, cardigan or fleece jacket, coat with a hood.

• Make-up and nail varnish is not permitted during school hours.

• All jewellery must be removed (or covered) for school.  When time can be read then watches are permitted.

• The valley weather is very unpredictable, please take note of weather forecasts and dress appropriately. Wellies are welcome additions!

• We play outside, even on non-uniform days - make sure you dress warmly with sensible footwear. 

• Please make sure all packed lunches follow the healthy food guide, further details can be found on the following link: 

www.nhs.uk/change4life/recipes/healthier-lunchboxes 

Password on collection

We thank you for trusting us with your children and we take this responsibility very seriously  Before your child started school, we asked you to supply us with a password to ensure safe collection at the end of the school day.  If a staff member cannot remember your face, or new staff are covering teacher absences, you will be asked for the password.  This is not to challenge your authority as a parent, but to ensure that we are keeping your child safe.  Please make sure any authorised person you have trusted with collecting your child, has your child's password. We are proud of our robust safeguarding system and your child's safety is at the heart of any questions we may ask. If you cannot remember your password, please ask your child's teacher or ask the office.  

Thank you for your understanding.